presumption造句怎么写

The presumption has been that smoking renders people vulnerable to disease by impairing lung function or immunity. And it may well do both.

The Queen of Scots rolled her eyes at Mrs Seton to express her astonishment at the presumption of the farmer's daughter.

Trust bosses cite that statistic in their rows with the government, the latest of which is over a bid to loosen planning laws to establish a presumption in favour of “sustainable development”.

Any such presumption is totally misguided.

The presumption is that domestic and social arrangements are not intended to be legally binding but evidence may rebut that presumption.

Notwithstanding this clear rebuff at the Supreme Court, PAGCOR has persisted in its arrogant presumption.

Smokers are an affront to this fantasy, and that is why no condemnation is strong enough for their presumption.

This paper analyzes the concept, theory basics and interrelated cases of the principle of constitutionality presumption, and explores its function and limitation.

There is a strong presumption that he will succeed.

The presumption of guilt imposed on us was extended to others.

Aside from a false certainty that one would notice more people wearing oversized primate costumes, this presumption could have some serious implications for the legal system and eyewitness testimony.

Upon a showing of two years' abandonment, the burden to rebut the presumption is on the prior user who must demonstrate an intent to resume use.

I believe in these cases there should be a presumption toward? Caveat emptor? - buyer beware.